“340B hospitals saw greater per-patient drug spend than counterparts, study finds”
Hospitals that recently enrolled in the 340B drug pricing program saw greater increases in per-patient drug spend compared to non-340B […]
Hospitals that recently enrolled in the 340B drug pricing program saw greater increases in per-patient drug spend compared to non-340B […]
A federal court has blocked the Trump administration’s cuts to a federal drug discount program, ruling that HHS does not
Over the past year, there has been a growing body of evidence that the 340B program doesn’t always best serve
A program meant to help the poor has grown beyond its original intent.
With 340B being back in the news and with beneficial legislation in the works, I wanted to take the opportunity
Pharmacies continue to profit from the 340B Drug Pricing Program’s explosive growth.
Reforms are needed to a 1992 law intended to keep medication costs low for low-income patients.
A new analysis from The Moran Company found nearly one in five hospitals in the USA marks up medicine prices
Established in 1992, the 340B drug discount program was intended to help health care providers who mainly care for underserved,